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You use an empty, reserved slot for a global spell, and when you call it, you launch a message with variables - it's all very simple ;) For displaying loyalty, by the way ;) If you need the code, I'll post it upon request.

I'm conservative when it comes to changing the game.

and when activating the quest, you need to assign
atonce_5=1; and after completing the quest, atonce_5=99; so that the cycle doesn't slow down the game.

According to the game's design, he will lose anyway.

And what prevents you from attaching it to a trigger for a new day?

As I understand it, 'anonce_5' is a variable. But why set it to 99? Why not 2 or 0?

yeah, that's a thing of the past, polished to perfection long ago :cool:

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well, you can hire Phoenixes in your maps in the Conflux - isn't that a departure from conservatism?

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the interface can't be fixed with scripts - it doesn't support icons, words, or variables. How about that!
I experimented with the creature interface, not the hero interface - but it's the same.

The interface is clearly beyond repair, but how do you pass variables? This isn't about fixing the interface, but about calling data from an existing interface.

Can you explain it properly?

I need to make the second region active only if the first region has been visited. How do I write this "if" statement?

A single equals sign means assigning a specific value to a variable, while a double equals sign is used for equality checks, usually placed after an if statement.

Thank you. Another question arose: how can I make scripts execute only in a specific sequence, i.e., for example:
function mesF()
MessageBox...
StartCombat...
MessageBox...
Trigger...
end;
Trigger...
first message, then combat, and then the second message? Otherwise, the first message pops up, then the second, and then the battle.